Audiobook rating: 2 stars
Book rating: 1.5 stars
Initial thoughts: End of Days makes me wish
Angelfall was a standalone book. That was so much wasted anticipation for a book that I didn't particularly care for once I was done reading.
Angelfall was so different and surprising, it enthralled me.
World After kept me hooked, even if it served more as a bridge. Sadly, I think the bridge was a better destination than
End of Days was.
It's a good thing that I like the narrator, Caitlin Davies. It's through her voice that I experienced the entire trilogy, so even though I think Penryn was a much weaker character in
End of Days than in
Angelfall, listening to Davies maintained the familiarity for me.
What I did enjoy was the exploration of Beliel as a character. He was the only one who really had any substance and depth. Raffe was very inconsequential in comparison. Just as well. For all the people who ship Penryn and Raffe, I hardly cared about the outcome of their romance even from the start.